Ajit Duara
You can safely conclude that you have watched yet another mindless action movie
What we are given in this film is a generalized and sweeping historical background, embellished with lavishly mounted period sets
To set a film almost entirely in the claustrophobic confines of a war machine, and to keep your attention fixed on it, needs high quality writing
Replacing Arshad Warsi, who played the lead role earlier, was a marketing decisions to widen the viewership base of the film
Kaabil is easily the most disappointing film in recent times, at least amongst movies with a major star in the lead role
What we have in Wajah Tum Ho is a badly executed movie, stuffed with cliches and hackneyed scenes
The movie is the same old mundane, post modern angst about the impossibility of separating love and lust that we have seen in Hindi films over the last few years
Had it not been for the intensity with which Vidya Balan imbues every character she plays, this film would not have been worth the look in
The best part of the writing of the film is in the way the two characters change, as layers are peeled off from their respective personae